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Students and community members gathered Tuesday night at the 1912 Center to discuss providing sanctuary in the context of immigration and refugees. Vice Chair of the Moscow Human Rights Commission […]
In 1959, Fidel Castro took over Cuba — causing my family to flee. Cubans are known for their cigars, cafe, conservative beliefs and Catholic values. However, they are lesser known […]
Arifa Qayoum, Herve Mashindora and Sargon Hamad’s lives are all connected by a similar thread — their individual stories about coming to America. Qayoum arrived in the states in 1982. Mashindora […]
Some students at the University of Idaho will not be able to legally stay in school next spring if the phase-out of DACA is not halted, or if the order […]
On a Saturday afternoon at East City Park, Palouse residents gathered in the grass waiting for the rally to start. All were in attendance with a similar purpose in mind […]
In the void left by Trinity Food Pantry, which closed in March, and a week after the DACA repeal announcement, members of the Moscow chapter of the League of Women […]
During Tuesday’s Faculty Senate meeting, associate professor Kate Evans discussed new changes made to the University of Idaho’s immigration policy proposal and explained its purpose. Through volunteer work groups and […]
The University of Idaho’s College of Law hosted a lecture to clarify how the Palouse can handle the challenges facing diversity, Feb. 15. In light of the new immigration policies […]
The University of Idaho College of Law will host “Emerging Issues in Immigration Law Under the Trump Administration,” lecture 1:30 p.m. Feb. 15 in the Menard Law Building, Room 104. […]
There is a popular video floating around Facebook called “Immigration Simplified Using Only Gumballs.” Each gumball represents one million people, and a man shows thousands of gumballs living on less […]